MAGAZINE REVIEWS

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13161, 20 January 1936, Page 2

MAGAZINE REVIEWS

We a (knowledge receipt of review copies of Weldon’s Bazaar of Children's Fashions, the Screen Pictorial Magazine, Novel Magazine and the Good Humour Magazine from Messrs Gordon and Gotch. Wellington, throng]) thei'r agent, Mr E. P. Badger. from whom copies may he received. The («ood Humour contains some of jthe funniest stories, among them being a story entitled the “Three Nonsense Novels,” by Stephen LooWeldon’s Bazaar of Children’s Fashions contains five easy-to-follow free patterns which will make a sweet dance frock and an every-day dross for Miss 13-14 years, two delightful party frocks for a wee mite of 3-4 years and her sister 7-8 years, also a smart velvet dress for Miss 7-8 years. An exclusive article on our ’’Newest Baby Prince” and his lovely mother, H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. A delightful portrait of ©hirlev Temple, the popular little film star, ready for framing. There is a fine instalment of that brilliant novel “Pink Sugar,” by O. Douglas. In addition there are exclusive articles on motliercra ft, beauty, cookery, children’s careers, etc., all written by exports, a short story, last-minute ideas for Christmas gifts, special page for the kiddies. The Novel Magazine is packed with interesting reading, with stories by Ethel Mannin, Guy Fletcher, Ursula. Bloom and Mary Hastings Bradley, etc. This issue contains the brilliant- complete story, “A Long Week-end,”’ by Alex Waugh, which will appeal to the women readers. The Screen Pictorial, Britain’s only film monthly, is even more attract ivo than ever and gives all the latest n< ws, fashions and views from the picture world.